Agent of the Commission definition

Agent of the Commission means an employee or other person authorized by the Commission to act upon its behalf and under its authority.
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Examples of Agent of the Commission in a sentence

  • In applications where all of the regulated activity is outside of wetlands and a request for administrative approval is submitted to and approved by the Agent of the Commission under Section 10.1 of these regulations, mailed notices to such property owners shall not be required, but the list shall still be submitted.

  • This bylaw shall be enforced by the members of the Chelmsford Conservation Commission and the Agent of the Commission.

  • On 5th September 2014 she moved to St Andrews, a nearby home in the Choice Care group, as a short term measure to try to manage the behaviour she was exhibiting at the time.

  • In the absence of the Chair, the Official Agent of the Commission shall be the Executive Director, followed by the Vice Chair.

  • Any stockpiled soil, sand or similar unconsolidated material must be stored outside of the 100-foot wetland buffer area unless otherwise authorized by these Conditions, by the Commission, or by an Agent of the Commission.

  • An Agent of the Commission shall have the right to halt all or a portion of the work on the site if the Agent determines that any of the work is not in compliance with the Order of Conditions.

  • The Emergency Certificate shall be signed by the Conservation Commission, a Commission member or the Agent of the Commission.

  • Additionally, as amended, the rule provides that non-parties must be advised that documents subpoenaed are to be preserved but not delivered pending any determination that may be required by the arbitrator(s).

  • The contact information of the Environmental Monitor shall be forwarded to the Agent of the Commission.

  • Any significant changes to the plan or application shall be submitted to the Agent of the Commission and Town Clerk no later than 10 days prior to the public hearing.

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